Heckmondwike Broadrib Blue

Heckmondwike Broadrib in blue is a medium-shade, plain-weave commercial carpet tile built to handle busy offices and light commercial spaces. The 500mm square tiles feature a textured, ribbed surface that hides dirt and wear marks, keeping your floor looking neat between cleans. At 7mm thick with a 3670g/m² pile weight, they’re durable without being heavy, and they sit stable on their bitumen backing whether fitted gluedown or loose-laid.

With a 15-year warranty, these tiles are made from a mix of polyamide, polypropylene and recycled polyester. They work well with underfloor heating, so you can install them over warm floors without worry. The Use Classification 33 rating means they’re rated for general commercial settings, from open-plan offices to meeting rooms and light-traffic retail areas.

Each pack holds 20 tiles, covering 5m². You can order as few or as many packs as you need, mixing them in for repairs or staged rollouts. The textured weave is forgiving, and the solid blue takes both modern and traditional office schemes. Carpet Tiles like these work best where you need flexibility and speed of fit. Heckmondwike Carpet Tiles are a go-to choice in busy offices because they balance cost, durability and ease of replacement.

Specifications

• Size: 500mm x 500mm
• Thickness: 7mm
• Pile weight: 3670g/m²
• Tiles per pack: 20 (covering 5m²)
• Backing: Bitumen
• Material: Polyamide, polypropylene, recycled polyester
• Use Classification: 33 (general commercial)
• Underfloor heating: Compatible
• Warranty: 15 years

Installation

These tiles can be glued down or loose-laid depending on your preference and building layout. They’re compatible with underfloor heating systems, so warm floors pose no issue. Standard flooring underlayment is recommended for comfort and sound absorption.

Looking after it

Regular vacuuming keeps the textured pile clean and bright. Spot-clean spills as they happen with a damp cloth. The ribbed surface is forgiving on marks, so dirt tends to rest on the texture rather than embedding into the pile. If a tile becomes damaged, you can replace just that one tile without disturbing the rest of the floor.